I find the Google Toolbar to be quite a usefull little add-on to IE. Any time I want to search, it's there
For another nifty Windows95+/IE5.5+ based add-on search tool, see Dave's Quick Search Deskbar. It's so easily user-customized that even *I* was able to create the search Slashdot function
Google is the default engine, but you can set it to anything, IIRC.
Here is the Sourceforge page for the project if you want to see the project history or contribute.
Based on your User-ID number, you have yet to experience the joy that is having access to the "moderator" pulldown menus
This reminds me...what does a user's screen look like when they get mod points (screencap anyone?). Are there like, flashyshiny things, "woop-woop" noises, garish colours and a "Congratulations! You may Now Moderate!" popup?
they determine leakage as about 20% based upon existing hydrogen leaks. But that uses all existing pipelines including many very old pipelines in Russian and China. In the United States existing leakage is estimated at 2%.
A high-ranking career official in the Homeland Security Department apparently obtained her doctorate from a Wyoming diploma mill.
Laura L. Callahan, now senior director in the office of department CIO Steven Cooper, states on her professional biography that she "holds a Ph.D. in Computer Information Systems from Hamilton University." Callahan, who is also president of the Association for Federal IRM and a member of the CIO Council, is commonly called by the title "Dr."
Callahan's resume says she began her civil service career in 1984. Before joining HSD, she was deputy CIO at the Labor Department.
Hamilton University, according to an Internet search, is located in Evanston, Wyo. It is affiliated with and supported by Faith in the Order of Nature Fellowship Church, also in Evanston. The state of Wyoming does not license Hamilton because it claims a religious exemption. Oregon has identified Hamilton University as a diploma mill unaccredited by any organization recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
Its that same imagination that makes reading so popular within the geek community.
That's funny, in my experience I've found that people who read a lot and enjoy learning don't make basic spelling errors and tend to check words they are unsure of and sometimes write run-on sentences.
But just wait until we finish off Syria and North Korea and a few other small countries. After all, if Iraq looked easy, imagine how trivial invading across an undefended border would be....
Careful, there are castles up there with Frenchmen that are not afraid to taunt you -perhaps a second time- or catapult stuff (probably farm animals).
Aren't blogs just online teenage girl-type diaries to which the key has been given to everyone on the planet that has web access?
And why is it that almost all of them use the same non-text-resizeable template, rendering words to display about the size of the period that ends this sentence.
Slashdot Mirror
kinda like this
Please mod parent up/funny, not sure if the humour was intentional or not (see link)!
I find the Google Toolbar to be quite a usefull little add-on to IE. Any time I want to search, it's there
For another nifty Windows95+/IE5.5+ based add-on search tool, see Dave's Quick Search Deskbar. It's so easily user-customized that even *I* was able to create the search Slashdot function
Google is the default engine, but you can set it to anything, IIRC.
Here is the Sourceforge page for the project if you want to see the project history or contribute.
Based on your User-ID number, you have yet to experience the joy that is having access to the "moderator" pulldown menus
This reminds me...what does a user's screen look like when they get mod points (screencap anyone?). Are there like, flashyshiny things, "woop-woop" noises, garish colours and a "Congratulations! You may Now Moderate!" popup?
Just curious.
they determine leakage as about 20% based upon existing hydrogen leaks. But that uses all existing pipelines including many very old pipelines in Russian and China. In the United States existing leakage is estimated at 2%.
The older the piping, the more susceptible it is to hydrogen embrittlement.
This thing almost loooks like it could gallop (walking tree harvester from Finland - apparently it can sidestep like a crab, too).
Website
HSD official obtained Ph.D. from diploma mill
A high-ranking career official in the Homeland Security Department apparently obtained her doctorate from a Wyoming diploma mill.
Laura L. Callahan, now senior director in the office of department CIO Steven Cooper, states on her professional biography that she "holds a Ph.D. in Computer Information Systems from Hamilton University." Callahan, who is also president of the Association for Federal IRM and a member of the CIO Council, is commonly called by the title "Dr."
Callahan's resume says she began her civil service career in 1984. Before joining HSD, she was deputy CIO at the Labor Department.
Hamilton University, according to an Internet search, is located in Evanston, Wyo. It is affiliated with and supported by Faith in the Order of Nature Fellowship Church, also in Evanston. The state of Wyoming does not license Hamilton because it claims a religious exemption. Oregon has identified Hamilton University as a diploma mill unaccredited by any organization recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
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I don't think that means what you think it means.
Why are hemorrhoids called "hemorrhoids" instead of "asteroids"?
...use crazybrowser to make it barable (it adds tab support and popup blocking by wrapping the IE rendering engine inside itself)
Avant Browser is similar and adds Flash control and custom skins (a la Moz).
Yeah, but this one is more practical (for some people).
No, it's a giant Japanese lizard made out of pizza cheese.
They have an "Ice Team" to check the external tanks.
Bulk storage cryogenic tanks use vacuum space for insulation similar to the "two coaxial metal cylinders" mentioned above.
Its that same imagination that makes reading so popular within the geek community.
That's funny, in my experience I've found that people who read a lot and enjoy learning don't make basic spelling errors and tend to check words they are unsure of and sometimes write run-on sentences.
When the lanes merge, the healthy and wriggly sperm swim into the salt water stream and leave the dead and the disabled sperm behind.
Yabbut what happens if you get one hat-wearing sperm that gets onto the ramp early and blocks all the others, left-turn signal blinking all the while?
I wonder if the scientists have noticed Homer sperm behavior under the microscope.
More and more, stores are posting signs saying, "Sorry, we do not accept $50 bills". I wonder if they can be sued for this.
Mir was no picnic, either -- there was a major fire, and the collission with a resupply ship.
"Objects in Mir are closer than they appear".
I'd like to see some kind of online comparison of the major providers' services.
-cost/month
-control panel?
-MBs
-monthly traffic
-how many subdomains
-how many email/aliases
-can I do stuff.example.com vs. example.com/stuff
...it's all fun and games until somebody's uncle pops a ventricle.
My favorite has always been The Tooth Chipper at Colonel Tex's Traveling Carnival.
-Bleeding Gums Murphy
But just wait until we finish off Syria and North Korea and a few other small countries. After all, if Iraq looked easy, imagine how trivial invading across an undefended border would be....
Careful, there are castles up there with Frenchmen that are not afraid to taunt you -perhaps a second time- or catapult stuff (probably farm animals).
...Daff's beak is on upside down and backwards and he's screaming and trailing smoke all over the place
That would be Wabbbit Season.
I nominate Steam Man.
Have you seen this Pournelle article parody?
Aren't blogs just online teenage girl-type diaries to which the key has been given to everyone on the planet that has web access?
And why is it that almost all of them use the same non-text-resizeable template, rendering words to display about the size of the period that ends this sentence.
What's going to happen, a trekkie is going to lose his virginity?
Furthermore, is this "groundbreaking" season finale going to be broadcast in May?
I've always thoght those gay fan fiction stories were auto generated by Slashbots.